Who Can Define Nibiru Meanings? Poem by Terence George Craddock (Spectral Images and Images Of Light)

Who Can Define Nibiru Meanings?

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Who can define the plough star's
previous recorded crossings
who can define Nibiru meanings?

Is it possible for us to know about
the Destroyer's previous solar flybys
with any great degree of certainty?

crossings crossing
maker crossing points
Gilgamesh in epic

for gateway sought

'straight is the crossing point'
narrow the way that leads
Assur the boatman charges

'silver for the crossing fees'

'The Arameans were defiant
took up position at the entrance
to the... gate, crossing point'.

let the texts tell you what Nibiru is

Sumerians Mesopotamians
associated heavenly bodies with deities
the cuneiform sign for Dingir 'god'

the cuneiform sign for 'neberu' star
ancient near eastern scholars identified
stars planets as gods deified beings

numerical Sumerian reference number signs

Nibiru planet Jupiter once Mercury
god Marduk a star tri-fold four fold references
Nibiru is cometh within Pluto orbit

'He (Marduk) set fast the position
of to fix their (stars) bounds'
'let Nibiru be the holder of the crossing

place of the heaven and of the earth'
'Nibiru is his (Marduk's) star, which
he made appear in the heavens'

'the red star which stands in the south
after the gods of the night (the stars)
have been finished, dividing the sky in

half, this star is Nibiru (Marduk)

'When the stars of Enlil have been finished,
one big star - although its light is dim - divides
the sky in half and stands there: that is the star

of Marduk, Nibiru, Jupiter; it keeps changing

its position and crosses the sky'
Nibiru, the merciful Marduk
Sumero-Akkadian cuneiform texts

present 'crossing' 'dividing' a star, a god,
as either Jupiter Marduk; Mercury or both.
Who can reveal explain these meanings?

Nibiru, a brown dwarf star, crosses
first past Jupiter, then inside Mercury
on its inward path around sol our sun

then back out again a 3600 year orbit

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Written in June 2011 on the 7.6.2011.
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